Moore Medical Medical Backpack Statpacks G3 Backup Red Urethane-Coated Tarpaulin 25 H X 18 W X 8.5 D Inch, 1/EA

Medical Backpack Statpacks G3 Backup Red Urethane-Coated Tarpaulin 25 H X 18 W X 8.5 D Inch, 1/EA

This medical backpack is a Statpacks G3 Backup bag in red for carrying supplies in mobile healthcare settings. Buyers looking for a large backpack format may find it useful when organized transport matters across facilities, response vehicles, or field use. The bag is made from urethane-coated tarpaulin and measures 25 H x 18 W x 8.5 D inch.

Good Fit For

• Mobile medical transport
• Facility-to-vehicle supply carry
• Emergency response bag replacement
• Buyers needing a large red medical backpack

Key Features

• Medical backpack format for carrying supplies on the move
• Red bag color for quick visual identification
• Urethane-coated tarpaulin construction
• 25 H x 18 W x 8.5 D inch size for larger-capacity carry needs
• Sold as 1 each for single-bag purchasing

Applications and Usage

• Transporting medical supplies between treatment locations
• Keeping a dedicated backpack ready in a response vehicle
• Replacing an existing medical backpack with the same format
• Color-coding gear with a red medical bag

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Check the 25 H x 18 W x 8.5 D inch dimensions against your storage space and carry preferences.
• This item is a single backpack, so buyers outfitting multiple kits may need more than one.
• Material is urethane-coated tarpaulin; if your team standardizes on a specific bag material, confirm it matches your requirements.

FAQ

• What type of bag is this? This product is a medical backpack intended for carrying medical supplies in a backpack format.
• What are the dimensions of this medical backpack? The backpack measures 25 H x 18 W x 8.5 D inch.
• What material is the backpack made from? The bag is made from urethane-coated tarpaulin.
• What color is this backpack? This medical backpack is red.
• How many backpacks come with this item? This item is sold as 1 each.

From Statpacks G3 Backup by Moore Medical.